Lecture

Developing a Connect Four Game

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This lecture covers the development of a Connect Four game in C++, starting with breaking down the problem into sub-problems and identifying the necessary types. It explains the use of arrays and enums to represent the game board and pieces, and demonstrates how to write and test functions for each step of the development process.

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